Murtoa Stick Shed

AMAZING! Everyone who were there with us were equally in awe of the place! It's good that it is heritage listed. Took 5 months to build with only manual labour, no computers, & the wood was carted from Dandenong Ranges on flat bed trucks. Definitely recommend going to visit!

OMG, the Stick Shed is incredible. To be honest I wasn't particularly interested in seeing the shed however I'm so glad I did. It is well worth the stop. There is plenty of parking available, even with a caravan in tow.

Amazing. The only type of this shed in the world. A must see Now listed 101 on the world heritage list

Both hubby and I were really impressed with this epic build and the huge effort it must have taken under challenging conditions of those times. A great part of history to hold onto.

Who would think a ln enormous shed of sticks would be interesting? It really is. If you ever have the chance to stop and see it, do.

What a great place to visit. A fascinating heritage listed building with an amazing story to tell. I had never heard of it until a week ago by word of mouth and will be telling people that it is a must see.

The biggest silo in Australia, the roof is held up by 560 massive poles, the silo was built in the war years. It is under the heritage trust. Well worth the visit.

This place is absolutely out of the way. But strangely spectacular. A 200m shed built yo house grain after the Second World War is a marvel.

A must see if in area or worth taking a detour to visit this unique attraction, from the outside a enormous tin shed, from the inside is something else and the staff are only too willing to answer your questions. Highly recommend@$10.00 per adult.

Great place to visit, shows the ingenuity of our forebears and the working ability of our country folk